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Leti convinced France’s telecommunications regulator ARCEP to issue a license for the institute to run a six-month trial (H1 2017) at 3.5 GHz with a bandwidth of 40 MHz. The frequency could be the first to be released for 5G network rollout, and Leti wants to use it for multiservice transmission tests on the MINATEC […] >>

A team of undergraduate and graduate students from Grenoble Institute of Technology’s Phelma engineering school attempted to solve a unique problem at the French Physicists’ Tournament in February. Can the height of a kernel of popcorn’s “jump” be determined from the sound of the “pop?” The tournament, run by the French Physics Society, pits nine […] >>

Nanobiose is headquartered in Le Bourget du Lac. But since the startup signed an R&D contract with Grenoble Institute of Technology, its staff can often be found at MINATEC using the resources at CIME Nanotech and LMGP. Founded in July 2016, Nanobiose offers products and services to assess the potential toxicity of nanoparticles, nanodrugs, and […] >>

The EU-funded INSPEX project was set up to develop portable guidance systems for low-visibility conditions. Coordinated by Leti, the project, which kicked off in 2017, is expected to result in systems for humans as well as for light drones and robots. The bulk of the research will focus on miniaturizing and reducing the power consumption […] >>

Leti unveiled a new micro-LED display at Photonics West in January 2017. The 873 x 500 pixel display has a pixel pitch of 10 microns and is the fruit of four years of research and development. The technological breakthrough is based on a patented self-aligned fabrication technique that requires one lithography step to create all […] >>